Aid ship reaches Malta from Misurata
A French aid ship has reached Malta from Misurata this morning.
14 April 2011, 12:00am
Karl Stagno-Navarra
Karl Stagno-Navarra
The Saint Antoine Marie II birthed at Pinto Wharf in Valletta and disembarked a number of evacuees from the war-torn port of Misurata, where representatives of the Medecins Sans Frontieres told reporters on the serious humanitarian situation thousands of civilians are facing.
Misurata has been heavily bombed throughout yesterday evening and last night.
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How about if Malta is to offer medical help the government should provide St Luke Hospital whilst the EU provides the doctores nurses and medicines necessary?
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I think we are being overloaded with problems here, and if things are going to be as i am thinking, soon will be too much. well let's see what will happen say in the next 6 months.
Jessica Chetcuti •
A big well done to the crew of the St Antoine Maria, you're doing a great job.
Silvio,
Why would you want the ship to take the evacuees to France?
The evacuees consisted of British TV crew, Ukranian doctors and nurses, and a couple of Syrians.
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eh? a French ship brought here evacuees?
So than the same ship will take them to France?
